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H. M. Sgr.l.l( AND J. M. IIW.SIIAILT, E.OITORMI
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IiFJ,ILEFONTF:. PEN :p.
rillUHßlll.ll', JANUARY 1,1,
County Convention
The Delegates to the 1 14t Democratic
County Coovelition,Will rc-absentlile on Tues
day tyening. of .laintar) Coin t, to the llor
olnat of roilt untie, -- Gtr tottrpose of ap
pointing one ileleante to the It It I.tri.ll Con
cotton, tool to o*ottttorol Conferoes to meet
in couvent ion to appoint a Senatorial Conferee
t( the 4111 March l'omontion It is hopeil that
then; ' IN ill be a gencral at tendnnfe of the Ili l
eg,ates froth the 1. flertolt Towhglitprs and Bor
oughs.
ISM order ccf thu thiviocitAv• Cot vci com
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itertding out of the Party
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rig Erihr Pitt , n tf mew 10m—ewe. -wme
their °ten conceit, manifest a doli,rotieti to
prow - lila. all men 101141 412 nil runner II Ali
them In tt Iry measure of political prutrress
Iha unilerstaning of the Dent...raw Loth
us• that it is Itruabl and comprithensuce in its
ptinciples ratictial awl 'literal in its spirit,
and eminently prow esNire in its tendencies
Animated by a common spii it' or 014,0.1,0-
r y, and ttnlttiebl with sentiments of patriot
ism, the members of the go-at :s:Ational par
ty ate 1101. 111110,1,1 to ghat rel abo;it. abstract
ihkrenreot, Ina keeping the common . object
of country Fund' to ttl w, taeli 011 1
is pet Ituilh.4to njoN his on It peculiar N ten s
On all sultiveht.,_that du not coittliet with the
vidablislud find' 4,1.1ien1 pi ineiple, or the
pgrty. The re ate Thst., however, II 110.1
bOSOIII4 raid.' Ittih tipy . ) , tit contemplation
of the ~ tierei,s of tinier. flow tern, who
the try out ot the party,'' whin VVI
any one may ham It to exprt Si a Intl,' and
novel opinion, at ‘aliaime St 1111 the general
stews of the meshing , : of the Democratic
party. Discussion is the only 1111'0111 II)
which correctness m legislation is to he ae•
and the inblepenbletti., free 11111114 -
tug men who avow and hapless the views
that occur Cu their 01111115 011 the caribous sub'
ject:t before than, are the men to Whom
are indebted for all reformation in nor lan.
and for all progress in the developeniont of
new pniiriples, ana the mat anceinent of hu
man freedom. A slow trend in the Jack -
au path of antiquity, is not.d.o ityz minds
Democracy • belt tfr bold strokes that ( - nose
new Otani tut fla.sh ami glitter m the sunlight
of theptal t)linumation , like spears and had -
(mete in war, arc the efforts that preserve
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The conservatism of Democracy is riot
that retrogressive conservatism that lays
the liberty of matt at the foot of aoiliitious
rulers, and prostrates the power of empires
under the wild dimension of anarchy and
civil war. The conservatism of Democracy
aims to preserve the old landmarks of our
Party and of our i;overninent, and to apply
them constantly to the changing cireain•
stancds of new Inni.s awl new people, and
we ovule much to the giant intellect of th o s e
men a Ito overstep the iNallatarle4 of (stab
lished practice and extend the application of
wholesome rules, so as to comprehend nen
circuMstances, and to regukte neu pies
tions. - No Comtitutien can be untten, that
uVrt provide Sot every einervn , y that may
arise, any more than it legislator can foresee
future events, and provide for all tune to
come. The truth is, the very best men in
our party ate those who strike a bold course,
and express the views of their lofty mind;
with fearlessness and candor, thus tending
to agitate thought and give a pro:mr tenden
cy to political action, a n al yet a hen the time
for action comes they arc alwnr s Gnunl n ith
the friends of the constitution and the coun
try. They battle for lh maerriey, but are
not willing that Democracy should mlimiljer
and not adopt itself to the continually Aging
* and varying eircumstances of our calm
try. Those who raise the cry of " read
such men out uf the party, " had better keep
an eye to their own ship, or thny may Ilnd
that the only ones out of port are theialtelVeil
—that in their endeavors to drive others out
of the party, they have gotten .out of it
themselves.
We arc in favor of (merlon' of thought and
independent action, so long as the ra d ical
and fundamental doctrines of our Constitti•
tion and °in- political creed whicli•aro up) ,
onmous, aro preserved inviolate. We are
down on proscription and proseriptiontsts
of all kinds, and in faviir t Of universal con
cisslon and. an atumable spirit of forbear ,
mice. Away with the etivio9 and narrow
hearted, who will join the crowd of charla
tons that endeavor to boat clown the ener
getic and successful.
NICWSPAPER.CIIANUIC—We perceive by the
last Jersey Shore Republican, that li r & F.
A. Baker,.Esqrs., have disposed of their es
lablisTiment—tri 1. -- R. tloolboaqh,-- Frsq,- by
whom the paper will in the future be con• 4
ducted. Wo are intimately acquainted with
'Squire 'Coo!bough, and can endorse bite as
"a gentleman and a scholar," and as found
speinocrat as can be found in " those dig
gings." Fi*nlit of the retiring firm, litti our
best wishes for his future prosperity—may
the world's best comforts be his.
Tho last report by news agents, sent by
telegraph froYn' Kansas, of a, battle between
the U. S. troops and Free Soil partisans, is
believed to be entirely; unfounded. No in •
formation has been received from any quar
ter tending to confirm the report, which is
undoubtedly from the same tniutit winch has
coined ep many similar " Kumar( stories."
President Buchanan, lokrn. S. A. Douglas,
Oeu, Cuss, Gov. Bigler, Gov. Pollock, An
drew. Gregg, Esq., Samuel Gilliland, Egg.,
and J. K. Shounitkur, Esq , have our thanks
for public documents.,
El
Proposed Implovement
'The r• Democratic Watchman " hab al
ready" valet ell upon its third volume, and
we contemplate some important improve-1
meta in its appearance, if 13Tir tottiacti.
hers will 411 , a/till us in the enterprise.—
fu this, however, tee must look,
to than for nutter-I,d aid. We hive not the
means within ourselves to carry this matter
into effect, IN ithOt , ll the hearty co-operation
accot/ sultscii her, and hope en far as ims
glide they will emit° forward manfully , and
discharge their indebtedness to the paper.
We Littera Ise fair uK pruticabloOo do in fu
ture, a cashlmsmema, in fact tt is the only
safe ground npon viltich we can rely for the
sureess of the enteno ice. We hope, there
' fore, that during court week our Deinueral;R;
fi tend, will feel sufficiently Interested to ex
tend a heltang hand and an +Audi endeavor
to let Troy:tie thllr-illVOrlaily eat r)ing Into
etlet-t the propo«ed improxemenL .Should
nit /tort that I Iwr it taipport o huh, we have
rtit ,4 lll 10 . UN peel flOlll our ale
of the pulthsheri a d 1 proceed after tie Silt
way et tort to Dltilathlplua, to prOC‘lre the
occet-tt.ary inatctial for this pnrpolt,e. Thete
are'ziameN of per,ons upon our suhverlption
list, mho lime lima nothing sitter the paper
Tilreireavhal944.4omarival-ia .1.1-up.LuitLalas.
cr lot ?Nike to ourttj‘ei,) a continuation
"etf iqterr itotteiy, iictuaim.suable, gni efu re
bare C.114'1114'4. to ,trike taints ()OW
out ll.t, and p , t1 , 11-.)1 Un
ice, they come ior,V.ll(l 11.11.1 lily their Ilr-
I ear:lg , Lefoir the appToa , :iong rout
1'0111111,110i , , gm the 2 - rib 1114:t
IVe Gtl 4131eful to Tll lily of our stiliscit
lier4.tif both ikkirt lett, fut the hind considera
tion (Ii t have InAtureitca tonartl our me
tes,, 311,1 to all nllOl, 11e retutil (Mt yittoi re
thank , : .111 those who trill aid its to car
ryitt; out our pi . .72sert. n 'thin the
till. cllrcglimg, shall have
thi ir names published, alter the older or
...min, of our COtelllpilrarle , , lIT the wha l e lint
tit' the I), up.. 1,: NVatelittimi.
The mail strainer \ at N.
aft , l a lout Le , ll days i.O) age No ilea 01
tinpoi tamer, t\ Itli the CCeeptioll, that Hal- I
inatmn toad been given to the East India
Gutman) , lnl the part of thu ii, that
proper steps a mild he taken, during the en
suing secslori of Parliament. to terminate the
double tinveruinen t of India, and vest it
wholly lo Queen Ilelolla.
Money aas berm - 11111g r.t.ter, m I.o‘ident
Thr Itankn a. k spt ova to Jut ire its rate of
discount fi mu In m pie rent. (Mid aas
I. ig ,-1 1 inuring m from \nu ricA as well as
from Anstl ali3. The price of COO 5 Wa4
it 111 on till I e, -lied left oil, alien the Allan
tie -left, at 7 , , per rent higher than the lon est
ijnotation in October. Cotton aas slightly
on the 11`,12 BII4IIICAS Wll4 recoveilling its
elasticity at Iliiinburg. 'rise king of Sa e.
deli and Norway had sent to borrow .1 . 51 1 0,
000 from the Think, to prevent general min
mairri.tst m his own capitals. On the
whole, as regards money there is an imiltirte-
Meta. Mit, 011 the other side, further and
very heavy failnros had taken place at hoon
don, 1 .iverpool , , and Eilitidnargh, anti
the last London tinzette contains notices of
Our Argo bankruptcies.
It IN de, Inesul m the otlirial paper of Mad
rid that Spilt Cutitibt sell Cuba "n about
iljshimor, - and it is intimated, more strong
ly than roar teously,, that the l tined States
ioveniment hate such strong tilltbusterunt
tenilimmes. tha t they would not wink at. but
act wally encourage: attempts to invade that
Isla nil Ily this nine, Mr. 11l cit Is AN ' S mes
sage ha a lit en ruset%Lil at Madrid, and wunlil
shun hat inneh his viva.; has e been tins
toial or misrepresent.. there.
Got Ittt•Kr...es ( . 4tll it is sai.l that
thu conflict of t.ov. will In compos
e.' as follott-..
tiwca' utary uf. State —William M. 11Foitur
of Ikiks coimtv.
It. wily Secretary of Sotto --Henry
I/wilt/11hutch, of Clinton county.
tturney tienerot Hun John tl Knox, at.
luesent Judge of the SIITMIIIC court
It t. iimlersnyni that Mr Knot will ei.,..,14n
the Judgeship at presout ligla by Ops, astd
that Win Porto . , , of ,
Ix tll ba aPllollltell in 111,1
We are pfen.sed to see that our friend of
the Clinton Democrat, Mr. Ihellettbach, hati
received and accepted the appointment of
Deputy Seoretary :Or 11111 l'ommonwealth.
.k better selection eittl4l not have been made'
—one that woold havi,3 rendeietl in re gen
eral inti44,tion.
Thu I.egiidatitie agsellibleil nn T outplay
and waii organized by the election of
Win 11. IVt kh, Democrat, an Speaker of the
Senate : and A. It. Longaker, Democrat,
Speaker of the llonxe, (hi the fellow mg day
the 'bum elected thu lotion vie :
Sergetid at-Arms, Jacob lllassineyer, of
: Doorkeeper, Samuel Taylor,
of Carbon ; Messenger, Jaime; Bratley, of
.Armstrong; Postmaster, John Smith of Fay
ette.' _Thu Sollato elected tho following:
Chief Clerk, Win. 11. Miller, of Harrisburg ,
Assistant F Ilideloson, of Widnalelphia ;
Transcribersj. Simpson Africa, of Denting
don, Jesse 11. Darts, of Molitgottuary, and
Nelson. Weiser, uric , iigh_t_Seir : o.-aryis
Theophilus Spytler, of Blair : Assistant,
Wm. Braily,,of Clinton. Doorkeepers,
Lewis Frank, of Berks ; Assistants, Samuel
I). Broltt, of Inizerne, and John Farrel, of
Philadelphia : Messengel, A. C. Worthing.
ton, of Ducks ; Assistant, David L. Spear,
of Fayette.
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COAL r A171.u1:10 oIIST N V.D. —The Presi
dent gent a message to the Senate yester
day, in which ho states that although Coin.
l'aulding committed an error in the arrest
of (len. Walker, it is evcdent ho was Aetna:
ted by patriotic motives, and with a desire
to vindicate the honor of his country.
On Christmas eve, two brothers, named '
David mad ASit gbdinond, rgsith»g In
Waynbsburg, Pennsylvania, got into a flail-
ritliy, when the latter drew a knife arid stah 7
sit
lied his A ilant an the side, cutting him de-I' veryf f y. T e knife - struck a rib, preventing
a fatitwound
Foreign News.
Squatter Sovereignty. f PEN, %%STE &,, SCISSORS., ' By Telegioph,
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In INI I the mine:lllle of sqoutt, Soviet- ~ ~ „ , 6 , IVe are indebted to one ft Rout, :NIT.. Trani.
eigtitv witudiralattys was one of lic ^priwn. r. llm Iltal— I- W. gent)). .
Green, rot ow rpuowflig dispatch, for which
pies or tito IV, in,,,,,ttlc party, was fully rec.; It t . Wing -James P. 1)ontlly.
• he will be pleased 1 . 0 aect•pt bin thanks for
ognito if 101.SliC11, and was attempted to be , ',.: 7"foo Fast —The kiwi clock. ; I
pot in progitt in the ennetment of the' Karl.. I +, 7 --- T ot , siow—c asiLtinsing sa t mer . t h ert, . this and other shnilal favors '•
sas Nchrtudi Bilk The bill fully recognized ' „. , , ImeoitTANT AtutEsT.
-the right-of fire peolde of the 'Prritories* ', '' ) • ("' a B ° lll ' 4— Me Pt ice or flour. . ,
1V im.i.tmsimitr, Jan 12, 1858.
regulate their own domestic affairs, anti l7l'BOt , t , io . A reuitt—Jolin3uni's "-Free-
I
eiiitet laws for their own gdvernment and 'Silt." turkey. Fromnformation leceived some tittle shire ,
protection. This prilleiple Wlt'S Violently as- j 2 - j` Doing a Rubbing Busi»eso -Wilson by Clinton Lloyd, District Attorney of Ly
sailed by the opponents of the Mtnocratic Zi, 'k m ,.
~ I I coming County, lie was led to believe that
party, and it was charged that tiro object,. il 5...---.. l - ('omP
etent anti ()lever fellows -Thu, an extensive combination of persims exis
was to ntru. Kansas a slave State, and up- , new. County Officers. led iv). IV illiamsport, for the purpose of pas
on the strength of this hypothesis the Black . •
Itepublican party was, of ' 'frJ" It good life, is the best receipt for !sing and manufacturing, counterfeit motley.
off wriiikles
what the leaders of that party declared to be , keep i ng' Steps were immediately taken to have a site_
the .r bit - gift/Ws' nt - thtrintt7 'V hes. -.leaders l - -41_,P. lival, - tko A . tilitfsantent of Mr. Gra- '•
eminent to act as a spy on the mover's= is
declOinott long and loud against the ,prinei• 1 ham in another catmint. '
pie of allowing the people of the territories ' a .. 7,... ALeapp ., / , h 4: i alw ega)han
alp)
im. I of the party, and he ascertained from Rigid,
to regulate their own domestic affairs. They posed upon us last week. . I that they had made an attempt on last NV ed
contended that Coop e'ss could, and of right
should, enact law; jrr the LP Ni prole ssional mall lives so ntlieli i
I4"vel union I o ' , .
from It and to 111011E11 As 11 dentist. nstlay night to rob the house of an old man
I named John Tusk, Mho IN thought to have
the tt rtitortes, and when Kansas or any
I ',/ - The comfort of a ellriAllllll lieth not iimucy in his Monte, aid ivho lives in a lone
, other tell itoi v asked to la , admitted Into the
I Union. that l'ongress ought to ailiantine them in his own fullness, but in Christ's. Ily place. The attempt was to be, made tt
,..Coustatitittii,_ and if slavery seat recognizuti ji• Never carry a snot din your Congtlo, , ow, en Saturday night, of which fact infor
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lbw eiu to
i rt , flise s suit
v tei I itory m at te nnissuvri to womuld.he reputation of any Man, ; taatuat , wits coutunotiesh • A to the Distr i ct
‘.' 0' slots States, tio er t.: ' xtkii i - ,
~, -. • 800 , 0 0n ,, , to attendance n ith his ea:el 5, and a stall:jell'.
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gi: ,, ,,,,..` „ti, ' P
m Vre li r :::.:l , 'l rl n o .n ii . n ti , e i c i l i t: y ol husbainls,but . ,
whipted as tin ir rito
.1411 kg cry, nmhing a liont roo•torpeolcud IriVt.S.
. 1 , ° , 8 , 11 " 1 ', 1)"".'," The , / ) , (InDdrae . ) .1... tivoirothipTiti a live aciltui. prayer. -
ertos,
4hge• 1 Attoriley• The Sherif was directed to he
- in
! posse, and about ten o'c'ock on Platurtlay
c ett th at We Peop l e 01 t h e 1,1 riwrie , 4
had the tight to lewd:tie their twit attaii...C- ',3"" 114 Itials of life aro the tents i hitc h.
, night a Ilelztl./It 11 as majc trt,tpi ,tit party
to form such a l'onstittition as they pleased, ale.. rtaift how much gold there is in ITS. l at the Imam: of a Mt,. King, it being n house
and to he ottoutt....l moo Lie' I :mon, old) or j ,; 1 'there are reproaches which give of bad repute. The olliet.rs sueeet•ileti in
-ii.tthuni.....hiaciay.J.„urustaeytrjt;tuiNtitii- . plaist‘, and praise which give reproaches. I capturing four own, named • Chalks )11Iler,
1 Linn eStal , ll,llo,l It 7 Iplihill -//1 twill 111 giT
oric. — ' rif,,:rt•-7,- tone rgly e ltirrr,,,„ nh„.l, witi.t_yrirr.....,frivirrwint„w4..l.....3, roll Rotor lia
no 01 Rut tow t. Nel y Mark It.,.puhlican tel us in thin itnProvt vomit of the \Vat. lution I
t vier , it 11)k anus 111 phi n• pO,/i1 , :.111/1/, and AI
: Turperin the-hind b.', elattrung...for Um tataianitt ...... ~. Tr t ,.....dii, of o f 11.,,, \viz,' .. 11,6_ • • t '
of tt.• t, rt tholes leffiright to establish then tie ,
~„„, ta ,., ea to ottbi . h a 61 ,^„ k lett li'l`r,e-4,..so..4hgv.taletttl lit the_lo.l ll 2i„„ef:,M l 1 , -_ktnlt:s
tau d o mestic policy, in shut t they now are', , . . I " house, old collide' felting it nt.'s, - ilieti;
sOpioo nog toe pulley], of a ,7 1 ,tatteu , 0r ,.,. ,r in courts tup. three. hard squeezes isles,
pA e Tho abovo parties acre duly
,•i g i t t y, Wlitili lip y ,iii•t•iiineil in iiiinii m i . Sr.' a long way ahead of - dozens 01 Ho l t
1•01111111114 tl to amity( r, awl will 1.101.0,1 y be
i measured tune:, mid d,looode,d ns the """i'• ,
•• lalisrts inopiiiy," but a t . ar ago.
• I ', ,'" TO asvert 1111 whether a n onion is pad. ti led next it et k It Is 11101101 i ill , ' 1.11111 VI tll
Ity this CIIIII•Ir 111e3 Int% C 11111111itlY1 (11A1 mown.. or not, t.tke a muddy dog solo IRA• de% do l . 51,1111• .1,10111511111j4 11%011 in relatom
the I....tricot ~ , ,,htt, i' Sovcruigoty is roe plll,ll'. jlb compi telly of jilt I parties in 011.'0
reel and that Chi 1r Chem{ 1 durothedallon of
ilits-,-.. The foundation of all ha i iiii. si t. in „, ~
I the Kansas Neins.ka 1011, were all for 1 f.. o ral nil eternal, is 'chance on i the . gau d (I.-
' aclloll'
feet. and intendell to mislead the public „,..,,, if
mils!, its short, h o st the Is ad( rs of the Mad,
Repot sheatt party ttetr practicing '
tiros upon the people, and sli , honestly eis
sleavoring to as slits their votes for their Cllll
- los Pre , ..ssi , sit, through falsehood linsf
dee, pt ion ' t 01 011 r RS, Ilion, I% t.
site to the action or the Bin. I. Itcpuhheati
loosighout the county, w Is latton to
the Con-ditsittonal ConNention _-
It IV,ISW3C , I. that [llk UMW VII 1.14111 lists 11.1 t. pro
vtdtd
for stihimtting tbs• n bolo Coled.stutiost
aslopted, to the locilplo for latilleation, :11,1
lion ae lisisl the Black Itepolilts - att, clans
tog for the people the right to regttlatt the u ,
sits II dottiest's: atlairt to the adoption of thew
Con-attrition itial thus re, - ,sgstutsig the in so
rtplc or -;. l ttaftkr so“ . reiKtity. 'floss. an en.
I l ltlor.s on MI, slt , the prim's* front a Almtrre not.
asiticipatsst :it dui WSW, uol IN a s'olltpitte
Dave of •ttultstl , Gation party.
We think that the Convention us fiulitir
pi - snide for the sublinssoni of the Cosittitst
twit to the pecple, has esnisii4stted a gri at
bloods r, awl that Kalvta-, :houls! not be a I
untied 1 tin the l mon, until het Conatitution
ha, heel/ .011)11111.101 to the people, a n d rati
ti,l by ducal. 'the deleg.ttem, ti the Con-di
lution:Ll Convention were hat the agents or
thie penplu oits , tt cito , ,co to [rats, set a bo,t-
ItuAg ftw the paupla that nut he .done
cut "utast, and thaw acts can hive no hinsting
fot raltawl by Owns. Thti prtnetple
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‘'Y t t le n• • - l'i - ,•1 1 1 "Isiling - 11e1 . oil each hip lice 14 1111110:4 li I -
of squatter novel eizoty demands. that in the niatelt foe the duel} N,liii •I v111111(4. nn opi II- ; Philadelphia Diatkets.
e,,taloiklillielit. of the f 1 indamental Into of the is Imo el turkey train hog oVtr a but or hot ,
I .; ;Ns tin' gdi EN m•ii...; —The breniktuth,
State, that the :over, igiis th^ i , orl< tlioull unit , :•
be consulted and their approval olitained lie- _ , , trade is depressed *dial lo .I.ly, and the
ri_f — A young in ly 0 ,, ),,,,,, 4 a.tki„t if she t, att.r.t , two. 111 111,1 .• only to supply the
fi tr n the LAT should take i Ifiet. 'llli, la 'no
the primal/ le of squatter sot tretginv as n e e , .dittida.,d aiga i n t puie i t gazer ring to church . ; 1.11•sl .1. 'timid al parrs rasiging from 7 I 75
motet stand it we Is !levy that the beinoci at- 1 "id wile "I" t "'WI" to wear anything i Ise ,( I , lt
~,I, to tat, .1) pet 1,14, to , holing. ontotott
ie inetnberi of Congress ought ilit/Mini 115/1/ Vole kept bet wotil. she must hate had a 1 ,iii„., Ann. and law ) faiiiil. brands . thet e Is '
to vote against the admission of Kangas or eu" tit"' cirlt• no idlipping wpm), and the 111:111., - 1 at tin
any other territory. as a Stale until her t',,,i , 7, )- To Come tiff ‘ smiptir at Gil, son .1,,,e ii, ,tott tat lhow 11 •uri ,, , ahliottzh souse,
stituttutt has been siilmott. it to and Ilpipeoii : Ile 2 • 2,11 iIA) of Feb, nary twit The thile - holders ate oeinir rent 31111/11. 'NI Ping at our
etl by the people, and when approval hi ' fonts Bun., Band l% 11l Inn Inv , 11t,11.1.1 tits Botts q uotations ill ell ii meal a miktic of
them if it seciin•s n republican form of gov- 1 mint that thonniti he was invii.ul lii a 41 . F . 14Fu-., LW Laois Pe1110) IV AIL% meal was, itialliont :CI
el iiiiielit to the State, (hat the tote ought to , i' , mo - imp , r on Nov vein s Fan ii itlk per 104. Rye lion) .10t lIIIIIIiI lit fin and dull
lie equally Moan novilitS lii favor of Ilei. s d ii i, , I swill., other /, /I, 1 s that its tilliO of ' at .?4, at is hi. li pone it. ~ fled} oft red
SlOll Leith or iii,r/oiat silty.. r) • Aftea the pie i 7, 7 . Ai, 1 i "hum, a i,,,,idi„ . a (2,, , ,k,„. „ about ',ale; 55 iii,ii, at e ottered sparing
pit have adopt,' their owii Coniuttaition, iiii , meeting honed a young fns wl• make the rid • 1 ly .111.1 at 1141.11. r pro i i than 111Illeri tie ad
it lie repliblican tin- hold it VI be the holloil il lowing 111iiiiiilliCt Illellt “111 rt tint en 101 ,iii ling t o I t.t .Y , a• " I nul .Y 31""t I,BU' bu ' I V I "
dot) or l . 00,„.... to mania the trw Stale. , t e rn, lam piing, to ninety a el:nightyi of the
r nes
without enquiring in to its; hotic m oils - loon! o have found flu) er. at I Itial lAi for roil, and
. F, Lit i, ;ill s li e. 10„. „; „„ a ‘‘ n il 1,, I I Sal:Ille fur white, an to quality. ibt'orii
1011, or rogidatienv ' file principle of -, qu. , t - ! a long time be fore You ' ll ice your latiu r in- Is al is rather !Willey. at r ifitiria -, at winch
lei so verei4itt y acknowledges the 1 ighi 4 1 6, ,' . flea l'at. i prier, ~ few' mail males or new - y.lhots Are
the ' , cola .. to r.. ) v , ru I 1 . ,,,,, e1ve's b y I ' LLI "IIK 1 ', C.k relelirated dandy is a; tole I - NI cur„ 1 . 1 la/tint, 11111111111% one lilt at.. something
such laws for their own government, MA to ' in ed „ ;,;" nth a yon'? limy and „1,,,,,,,.. more I ale in it, ady demand, is nit sales
them shalt appear to be expedient mid primer hr kin, ht,i. favorite
Isa mu,. t . , n a d,,,,,,,,,,,i of t .50 ,
0 b.. th lower. at sl lc the lattati it
and the powers of l ' oitieress extend an/y to fatal begged die , like rotor, rettuarking that More. Rye winded, ti M
e ied, l ' oreal iv:itilvd,
the one subject, thal..-It securing to each t s h e ,„,,,ht in have as much chanty 6 „. 4 ,,„ ..ic., of TOO bids, mostly new.
State a " Retold's:an form of govetninent, " as s h e h a d s h ow n th e d og. ',soy , st dd th e , ' .._.„,..,,...„.
Farther than this !',ogress cannot enquire ho e , I k 1 1 II •• I • IS s i 1) - I . 1.1 ',4 i• a
, 'keret . I.lFel sty dog II tell he nail . 11l \IF IiFF IT ,s k in's': i. Kt s s
into or decide upon the provisions; of the 1,1 pu ppy."
Constitution of Kansas or any oilier territory „is off „,,,t.i„tcr.
The fellow took the hint and branch of commercial eilneation that can-
I nut be inizlected is about hiss, espe•aally to
ank h h u r
l Adon...von ,ill.l ;
wide/stand ie the l imn iplespl the Item s trp s i ft. L oveng ,.„l, a '1',,,, T . 0 ,,, h at lu s. 1 the youn, t i Inismesis man. Consequently ,rtio
wroth - part) and liniisres Nebraska bill, awl lat. ly rapt richeed the lib,:
, fil kissing , il n I i ron 't'it) Commercial College, to be dent
u . and rOiCtlit)%t to L'Verythilig: 11 , 11:171111112; to a
tee hope te !II I . Chilli el7rlvil 011 t, li)' re,ror- scribes it in the following mt)lii —I inppen- • , 1,1, hu,,i,,,, ,
(t h n . a i„,.. h„ I .„ g noed
tog tile einht/11.0101/ of gartYlLA to In: Nob- ed 6 ' I na-is n e xt day ; o,' entr a I qt° P/ 1 " 1 . t "
tattled ttt a vote of the people and approved . CI 9"Y a limit at the tempter, ati she ia ar li t ' e:l ' i t ' Mitietill N1r..1. \V l‘esist..ly as llic in
i.l i i Y illis iii. as tinent Mr PC 14 Illi
in
by thew, liel - iiio lie, admis,,,, tilt,, t h e r., Mighty lIIVIII tO Ille : pill One 10111 Illiiiilld
1 1 : , 6 411, , n ,s 11111 , 1\ P N flank Note and Coilll.
ion No matter What eoirgirth e rth i ek it e - I `I'Y ileidt, and tether one what
• the ' "' ln n i- t ineeci ai ~ eieW,'' Eh* ObieNt and milOtit reria
pnilAwilei pa r ty ma y 1 ,,,,,,,,, wp ,,„ 0,1, Irer ,„. I gavel amend a tilrti, (Ilk the ' Intllni on env
„ tile Counterfeit likeetor " in the country,
tw o , i t becomes die duty id . tfie Democratic
party t „ ; ,;;,,, that. (he
prtiwipies
~f the K.,;„. s " ; ; ' , l . h . l s " , l itt le y i . l l, l :7,.. t :i. n e i , ' . d ., g .q ui , d ,, ) , e nt l i k ,:" '4 l',,, SA )
our,
~ hiCh 11 a, cufficient goal aid., that lie is t {-e
-1 ill; St braska, bill are carried out, Ifitli in a mete 'ellsa'irive -11 n
I hel"."1"
r '''' I h ' ''''''
- wry quailica to give the most siatisfaii
and saint, and that the ~,i nettee , o ,_ glic to feel it already My toe:, felt as if! ta rry iistiiietion in lint department. Ile is
lain:
ereigns, be allowed tit express their opinion,' minaret-wor a niliWiti at um, a cold streak t plates to the Ittailent the various class( a 14 '
of the new I i onittitittion Nothot,,i , short of tit" hip and dew "' my
fraud, it - item - NI mum our brink note curren
bads Witt a ' bawd • I
this lea/ or ought, to satisfy the petiple of the with turkey him after 1011110 belting IA in, , e• , ) , • , , n-l a i i o n i l z t i .::t i i i l i i e le , s k l t ti e n:. \t too,,t.e,iiiike,i,•,:til:.eiliairo,,,.. This
per dis -
con it tryt our ma, I s it,./nad„.„„ „ 1 ,,,,,,,,,, i , s and my btumnirck meat 1101 and ens:ileitis - el
re as,. ties to get oleo' the ~,i ttallet sover. ids' ' -- , •
,
is the only College: i nt which this knowledge
a t
- --....,„_- is systentittidally taught to all the students
, rigs plat retail, and it Will be the fault of the. 4
Deitioeriv • y it ' they moiceini.l in needing lirr AO; Solt , : a r
. Ir.itorg. -Tile C I
harleston '
oft, aller.We have established thniugh Il ong ' News say s The rel.-awe widow of the
Presidential Campaign, a hard fought bog- Rumor" , int"t - C* Cidlw"" vision!
Lite tome
tle, and a noble gigl National victory, the of her linsilinuil on Sunday, Dee. '3llth, rit 6t.
prinelple, that the people or the States and Philip ' s , sliurch, utter the Congregation had
terldlorleS have the right to regulate their disperstal, Accompanied by one of .the elder
.wit domes:lac atr,,,,,,,_ —Guan,c,d Lung pap e r , members of the and vestry and two
-- I ladies. Thogigte was attecamg—the widow
I never having been in the city since I.lie de
r inise of her illustrious husband—and her
simple and unaffected exclamation uf, ' And
ii tllli the toms of any husband r brought
tears to the eyes of th e se who accompanied
her, while her Own we're streaming a nth re
veilles:lions of the past, awl it cheerful hope
of a happy hkeoting in •• the better land."
The Tampa Peninsular (Fla.) of theb
tot , relates the followini , ' almost onpwbuhlc
story 3lrs.J.k. , eley,or that vicinity, died tin
der the following extraordinary etrimmitan.
t.es Aliout two weeks previous to het de a th,
a small garter snake made its way through
the I(um of the s e soliw e , a nt i ~,,r ap i n. „( n m y
around the ankle of the unfortunate woman,
who was frightened into spasms.. For two
weeks she Wll.l magned to her bed, in a stave A POLITICALLY DK to .e COMTE. —The
of inSeilMbllity, and her swoo n partook of Governors of ((nouns art a shot t-it veil race
the snake nature- tn Odind I her lanly tutu - real political ephi mein. Governot., No. 1,
alfikinds of shapes, sticking her head up un a A. 11. Reeder, reached Kansas October Is,
snake-like prttio,r, ke. AL the expiration of 1851 ; removed July 31, 1855 —term of stir-
Otit4 -iterio4--4eath.-.44o,4lwastud—amti sialievaal - go" , "'" , * : 40 . ' 1 ) Wi ""
the suthirer from earthly troubles. Shannon, reaPhod Kansas Senternber - IF-'
A young on-is of fourtecasutrimtrs WWI in- vice, thirteen months. thivemor No. :1,
• removed August 21, 1856—term astir
dulging iu the delightful 7rt of Hkating un 3.).1.111 W. Geary. reached Kankas September
a small water privilege near Manchester, N. 11, 185(1 ; renuMed to March, 18rt7 -term of
last week, and the ice gave way where service about often mouths. Governor No.
the water was twelve feet deep, and in 4, Hobert J. lArallter, reached Kansas Mtv,
nhe went, but being surrounded by a most '2l, 1857 ; resigned December 7, 1857—term
fashionable array of hoops,
which made a of service a littip over seven months
wide ring around heron the neighboring ice,
she was saved from sinking far below the
waist. _Another girl game to her rescue and
she was saved. Had it not been for the
hoops her chances would have been verb
poor.
A Boston (Mash.) paper says a g(gitletnan
who has spent the last two months in the
West, writes from Iliilloift in terms by no
means encouraging. Ile says 'that gram is
' plenty, but in no,deuland. Wheat at -Picts.,
Witi,t.tuseowr JkIIONG THE FII,I , IIIITWMII3. and corn at /I cents a
have .no buy
-Ainntig. the others sent from the Wabashent. The farmers cannot raise volley e
t o capture lillibuster IValker, we observo nought to pay their debts, and ahead every
the name of Lieutenant ,James Lewis, for- day somebody's farm is put under the slier
wily of Williamsport. Lieut. Lewis had ; ill's hammer s ...
t0,11111(111,1 of a corps of -
iog Gazelle.
i After all the talk alxiitt'tho immense taluo
o f Fremont's Sfaripesa grant it is about be
rig sold for unpaid taxes,wataouuting to
16'723,000.
Joe 'Furey is retained in the otll , e of
the Jersey Shore Republican at local editor.
l'lcre•r little fellow.
- 2 - It not ewer,. ftob beautiful in our
ryt 9, h habitually turn; hot at J, Its
milt nifeotionate, mule~ I
tillood F. lit wily, forinvily of Coliiin
hia vo , P. 1.. 11.1 H been appototcA „Xsm•tallt
Al,l‘. ot of the New Noik and Pate Rail
Ggart.ritry • •1 ott hate bet it pliatt•li to
give an expiec.ion thioteth - robin;
pa
pers of ) ,,hir ptestutal n groti, for to) If,
hurl if your tine i t in toy tttllitit-. Thu la
was tint tit( ett tl inthetl anti Alit Illy Si 11/.
/. - 1 woman in Plot Ida, of the name al I that it originatttl not in toy that
Cro,4, Litt ly mart) birth to an infant tt k „,,1 ~/ 1,"
t , f.„
wt ighed only 1,110 pound. That Ciotti tt II
" I- In • " I" ,
hard to bear. log-, My boob ti ;tppoi t mutt, pt rout low,
- f • A fool in a high:dation 1-; like a loan nig that (1, set ‘ch the 11111111• r f rtrrite,
Jut
on tho top of a high /o.llri'ain -.l..lerydlittg even tf they did, the pleasure del /1 , k/1 bum
111.11r:1 81111111 to hint, and he appear small , y our • would be amok return fur all
soviet • )
to t. rt•rybot4y.
I noithl render. I ought lirst todeserve >out
fur Salo— —The Star of the Not th, at
:11,11 , But the in it another 11311tice !Dent to
a Dona, tatty the
Press. Willntintp , rt a tl,,rt, that tditeil.l hate tome
udlncnrc thou
li mu talikEtr, arc both olferttl for sale. the plertaitre of .101.1:11 tuierrourme. It lit Ott-
A torr,Apen , l , iii a 111111 g front the hope of Ining uuful in the great ts 4 olt of liii•
VihtteSalphtrt Vtigtitta.tkau_da.,..".,„a„ “4 4 , o ,l iit i it,, in Out tie a:n happily
the • lull fare" 3 11131 , , "law, latl,l,
. 1
shrcp 111111 111rItte'in. I Ivey ‘101t • l. • lath. tut - '‘ j ' "
key '' ,
bit. art-cid the a scuranre gr-ok-nn.n,uf
N hat a fasciaitiiiitt iti. 4 lit it iv In sec a I a high Sense of obligation
young lady waltalug am. though ilt a a.; ! J. G. AL SIAN
Iftfroes Choitc and Cramp in
Stomach cart be relieved in 10 minutes, in
every case, by using from 5 to 30 drops t , of
DU VAI.L'SUALVANIC OIL.
For agile at Green 4 , 4144eu41,:5, J J Ilarrid
sad war,' dare is the county
P. P. GitEEN,
I For the Democrnild Wittehmno I
To ,1fe...51.1Fr. (. Wm Inz, iltrllrihan,
,%/embers n 1 Harr is ' Traf /DI ¶' blsti
itae•
f..11 , 44T I' ' ASlllO%. - Thu lady prome
naders on the Avenue were somewhat horn
lied at the appearance of a distinguished
foreigner, who held up her dress so as to
disiday an undoubted scarlet flannel undo.
skirt. What an idea ! Vet thl%A.I %ante pres
cot petticoats are now all Wu rage acruas the
water. Queen Victoria brought them to
London from her Balmoral palace in the
of Scotland, about two years ago,
and this year they have been adopted by the
Empress Eugenie. Of course, they are a/a
moi!e, those of alternate narrow strips of red
and Mack flannel bring, mere dist 'wit , then
the plam scarlet. NOR and satingoare to lw
, no huger trailed in the mud, arid the ladies
Nho WIFII to he a hi 1/10dc should not. only
provide themselves !Ounce. but practice Bath•
mug up their dresses 1» graceful rohLt, Si) as
to display about a foot of the PI igitt,
color
ed under skirt.—New York Elpre.4.
The Baltimore papers give ifie roliowrog
extracts from the will of the late John Johns,
who titbit at his farm, ou Long Cireon,,Balti•
more coliiity, 4 . few days since : Maryland
Colonization Society, $l.OOO, and an annui
ty of 82-1. To the Protestant Episcopal
Theological Seminary and lligh School of
Virgima, $15,000. To the Seminary of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, diocese et
Ohio, e 15,000. 'to the American Bible So
ciety, $1 4,0(5). To the American Tract
Society, $lO,OOO. To the Protestant Evan
gelical Society for the Promotion of Evan
gelical Knowledge in New York. 410,000.—•
To the'Rev. 11. V. D. Johns, of thin city, his
sphunliilfarnr, stock, and everything just as
when Le tried. Also; all OA renmainder of
his large estate, after wilting his two 8:3-
ters an annuity of 057 during their life
time.
.tt'an Br A ROOSTER. —7lll Catilbridge,
Mass., A.G. Patton was puttin trial for steal
ing. a hen, lint tho evidence allowed that tho
fowl was n rooster, and the accused wit 4 dig:
charge. , I.
Governor's Messq go
owing to 11:6 - rx1ritil• length I. f the
ertior's44wisnrv, wf ate contm•lled to g,tve tt
n n contlytisc4 form, fore lin•ht wu arc in
t 9 the relegtaph
The tki\Trilor conniii uei s by reitlAtilitig
the ItepfeuentlttiVes of the ditties they have
charg;id with by the ptiopte, anit, ‘ Olat
thi-e duties "amnia Le fhithlolly performed,
and ever he regarded by as para•
mount to every sellish or pitrtigan ider
ntiou S' would co-operate Cheerfully with
them, during his term of bilice, in every le
gal and constitutional manner, to promote
the prosperty of the State, anti the general
welfare of lib people.
During the past year, with thO exception
of the rreentlinanciat ehharrwitnhent, has
been one of generil prosperity, nod grati
tude to Almighty God it; expressed for the
Many blessings that have beeti tonchtafed
to us.
Tlortinanceg of thtf,.. r tOantrionweallh are
stated to be in a very satisfactory condition, ,
which will be gratifying news to the tax
payers. - The interest uh thu funded debt of
the State due in February and August last
was promptly paid, and the Treasury will
be abundantly able to pay Mit tmltto tine t
in February next. A statement of the re-
eeipts and elpenditumes for the Ikea! year
emling Nov all, 1857, are given in detail.
The stun of 6.1.012g57 6-1 of the debt of
the Commonwealth has beep eatingnished
aed di.eharged through the finids in the
hands of the, Goninm.sioners of the'Sinking
rund he 7tli of Sept,. tuber last. The
"rl pa.s ..e-.4. 41. i
9'211 leo,• in their . hands.: la,ioles .
%% Inch is in the Tim :,,.. r yto the credit of this I
lhxttti.' 5441i,440g.1.4e5e4
ma Itailmad Compan) pltdgell to the lo:ty
torot of the fowled debt of the Conotont-
total (110,101 ^o4l onfoutlell ,1,14. of the
41.•i1r lh4• 111-t of 14,k r. IKOI, ‘‘mi
$4 ,1 - ;1 1 1 536 Y. lla tint of Uo,:rwlN"r.
IS.',;, it W:11 63'.1.: , 81,7•N Y.311161(111;4 3
111.1 . 11.3,1. 111111114 1111. 1:1,1. I'lNen' ) t•nr of $8•20,-
07 55. Had the !hie Itunneta: th tange
1, uts pot cuworrecl, More of th e
dell voubl luo.e :teen put& •
'lite dunes uf the I t gt,littore, tnuier the
atnetultuettt , ; to the State Cow:Mutton, mtt
tikti at the t kettou Are LO MA p.,1111•
(.41 out
told to eit rt. nL the Tren,ttry. front
the pnlthe read“. Ittr lint Wet tear,
ending ` . ,o‘ :0, I S 5; , 1;2.
The nttgteg.tte t apt tnttt an ear the same pc,
ritnl N% I I 3 11; I:xeessul expert
&lutes mit iLtuitt.. I 1117 115 The
elpts font the st t lens rot
hms
giant le. Co .‘111:114. I 1557, 1!746,550
Stisq 11.11i11.1 nut Nl.lOl nu .1
West liraw-11
Iltta‘N art 115‘1,,w,1
CM
The tel. al of toe lottet - e,:e lay mu:mu
ne ouleul. The I oietroor tit garuli till, tax AS
irtually a tat nlnm the Lade and 4 . 0111 -
111 , ' , 0 or .1., 1 ' 01 , 1111 , 1 , 1,. Allii„ .111.1 n 11111 , 1‘ . 11
111,011 our ailruail, uh itig the Intik of the
t 110111 evetycling in.hionil, of other
tmottm e olei to latter uulaitket.i 111:11 tilt Vtt n.
The Nola 11%1011 of \ 11'1•11t , by the
tlaulizi:, alai the honor-rat erriluarrti,mtueou, our!
iitutu al ion of lot are nut r.l.treit to at
aotoo length. The ru.11,1 .1 got di hy the f
Seestelit of the I.egiviatore WAY Wit RS AM
ille a 4 likf VAlttell , .. , ) of the cam!
It 1.1.111 e tut want' In or.tteual reiult
liy allot tug X.llOllllll. all.l .11.11111 Thl: 60 -
...011.111 -liiiirt h tl tutu pe r ecutt requitret: It
lie telei by the II unl,4 out thetr capital, Lc the
IG hi f et, out mil . ) rata the a pule crpenvr
,ir the E:x r I 611 t i.rt a tual.sece ui
the Tru amiry of not km; than
Th. ,11.1%., 4/11 the thtuk, Lank,
lug eapittd. nutl their relatottn, curreate
and trllllC geurruil), n 1114111 U111:1L11141:11, 111141
114111 , 111, 10 111, form, 1. 4'OllllllllllW 111011, 1.11
the Nut tjeet, 1, made Nome 100,111it-atuut
awl reform of the ItanLyng .ydetu t reeotei
int ntletl.
' l • he agricultural ndrn•a. Of the rimulry
.hnuld he floNtet alited by th,•
State 111, 14 the lir,t inkportanee
111111r:11 !hilt nil 111
one of the :Ante Itt 1 artmt tits to again rc
c,'mnu•ud, id
The condition of the gncultoral High
School t, Ntatttl. And it is na•uuui Thud to
the flu-titer cocottragt Int tit 310 11.111ouve of
the f.egtrinture
The GlllllllOll *llOl 1 , 1/NtClll in a flour
ising t ontlitton. The separation of the
School flout the St ste Department. suet the
'minty Sopecittteotietc•ot . are n - orknr• o
'l•he act of litit !lesson) fur the tstalatsittocut
of Nortltal 501.1.44 r• Ile lily applauds
it effects represeeitell Ito yety encotarntog.
The scl era! diarttairle A.td hem:roll iii•
stannous of the State an: rvcounik.wl.l 1,5
lorlhrr tit stud OA.
The Althun , ystk tow very
rtsin I re..s rrri.ssni. Volunteer companies
nh~,ulJ he betti r 4-msnastgu,l.
The nee krsenal at Ctini
A inouttineut U 1 I.lle citmt% s..l , lteri of
P, who 4bed ii the prervice of tlwir
..trililtr) in the NI, 3. wan n ar, is recomittcli
tied
The Stale (;t4,/ogie iti . po/ //1
flui,ind and 1.11,11,11r.1.
l led r the late amendments to the State
Constitution, the Legislature e.l! lie
at the rewiit ses,niii, to tiplawttim the
city of l'hiliAtlphia into single Senatorial Mid
RepresentatiY9 qiAllots--
Not the least in importance airictirt 04
recommendations of the li.k:salige, the e
rye holt of a liovernor's llott ie. This curlers
ith great propriety from the preseiirnic, -
Being about to retire from office, it
cannot he charged that he actuated in the
reetunuaeutlation by any tielftsh motives. It
is a measure of eminent propriety, ma we
hope Ow Will concur in the *ten
of the tiovernor, awl carry out his sliges-
%Vali regard to his views on the iisturttli
zatton lan, fraudulent voting. a rigistry
Lan Slavery, 'Arin , ,as, &e., the tiovet nor re
fers to ids former HiCh.EllgeS. Itis Pieta s re
main unchanged.
Ile concludes by referring, nn altpropriate
teitns, to the expiration of the of Ins
Of lace, and nnnnrks. • • hwtH.-ser.
nod r to my, wieces,or the rates awl re
spoiambilities Of the office i now hold, with
greater cheerfulness than I assumed them ;
-and will-retiwn,-wathout
society mid companionship of tho.se who can
approve without set and eensure on
ly nt flit bidding of truth and M c :pisto l ).
To the judgment of impartial histeiry I coin
mit, my administration 1111141114 acts, without
a fear.of the result ; and when time shall
have softened the asperity of ortiatin feel
ing—he:tied the bitterneifs of disapi ointment,
and corrected the errors of prejudice, truth
will sustain the judgement, and justice ap
prove the record.3'
SHOAT Srescints. —ln the English liodse
of Commons they will not bear A Mall speak
at length who is not known beforehand to
have something to say. They cheer-film
down, cough him down, laugh faitn-daam,
clap him down, stamp him down, or w) down
themselves to dinner. Long speeches are
an abennination. tin, remarks the ['hamlet
pliia Ledger, it will become at IVwdlington.
A fi.,w of the really great mon trill make
just as many really great-epeoches as ever.
But the Inisinteet of the country is more rap
idly coining to be transacted by Sharp, short
poilitcd'deballitg , tieseches, with the trill:-
witted retort them prniiate orations.
THE DEMOCRATIC -IYAPIAN,
1111C1.1.111kONTIK, JAN I'AUY 14, 1809,
LOCAL, AND PERSONAL,
IN AN AILVIOLE published in the Whig of
Otis IVl;v4i,'containing resolutions as a post
script to the roar° County Teachers' insti
tute, held at Milesburg„ one of the Secrets
ties, Ikmj. It. hail, takes °evasion to'rellect
ou the editors of the Democratic Watehmaru,
for their refusal to publish the proceedings,
in order to screen himself froin a dereliction
of duty. As the Junior appears to be the
only one of the publishers, with whom — he
bait conversed in relation to the matters he
would reply by saying, that Mr. (tall is
most egregiously mistaken, in relation 'to
the objections urged against publishing the
proceethop of that body. the fact is, wo
v e tre not,urnisAtii•Will) a copy of the „pro,
ceeclings at all, and the only conversation
held a ith any of the Secretaries on the sub.
ject, took plaetlit diont4P et -The Woos d.
Douse," alth Mr. 11., on Wednesday the
Gth ira: It is unruliest this gentleman's
remarks arc contradictory in theneselves, for
he milhir i bingly charges the Watchman with
falsehood, in alqing "dui proceedings of the
histititte were net furnished us by the Sec.
sentence, declares lie c ave the manuscript
to the Whig When eon." etling with the
'r rrinF 871 11`rthirividay -noon r -oihr
jeet ions trunk, because the forth of tho
pnper nag matte up, and were Ihut ready
for pohhentom- hriting nh un•lnintion
Ilrih wnttu, nl that 6t ul l ctk, after tt had
;lip area in other CoiiiiWapets. Por the
truth of the forego:nog we refet those inter
ested in the matter,io l'ol..‘ustin It. Snyder,
who was present ou the occasion, and heard
must of the conversation alluded to.
We Witt nit , felt an :littlest in tho cNutiu
of (duration, nil oitr eididniis are Ma RH
!open to ditruxhig etv:ral intornnitieti
nynn the huhjeet.
int -; -11 • e rue. 'Veil a letter front
11r lu,eph Jordon, of Centre 11111, hi this
intinining its that the miming. onto u
atinouneeif, ill our last 44 elk's paper, por
porttog to hare taken plrh e, between Mr
Mill Stun ti'laket and 3itsi Jordon, iv d
r a iment ion.v,iiltl it up by mint., (tempting and
inalictints tndmdurtl, tt• turre the reputa
tion 01 fancily. We tire ev:etolingly Sol •
ty, that out roltintnit hnoe liven the Ilionit
of clrotalating the inr,triti , :iole.l I lltesipli of
some blaek hrarled 0:v) Itat chu•
ace thrtTy 1.. I gu I off. ,Illlip in all
n1.011)11'011, letter, I i e.vrr (Ito deception ho
intended to pritet tee. wry erk-tatilie 'I lie iitin. ) .o
IlullS.huLenrker. Ott itte irifortned, is etitt rely
li ii ion, and the olitet of the perpe
trator 411114 uircrli if vill.tiny, has evi.ionly
Ix cu
Ltullis' of
to foil% rrpro,4 , h 111,,,111 thel ll 'fordo,' TV° 14'.411 41 ITO would them seri'
to mjma the ivi014,411 , ,,, of u rl.1911.•tallill
!out% Indy, 450111,1 rob the Orialiti, tf t(4
of 1,14,4,1 mid 'drip the gilding front an
aing,l :o'4ll twit
eo Of ;Oa', Hit!. We Now, 01 ) , 111114 Indy
to ally no a•,i•re, thrtt snit Iced to the ftp,ire
and eit11)1,•11011 11 tilt. person' guilt/
of u Int-o, a lr.t,i 4 It Of, fold siiniertly
the partte-4 may , coerced ul tlietr Of.
re-Alga:ion of the ofatter, end tenets OH of
fender oflaw and nnr.tl.4 a lesson of riper'.
cone w the pvuitt Ittiary, where. htr Collrio
L. 0010104 indicates that lit, 10 lapollr ap
rosy long
287,71°93
?•.21 32'3 34
.os 59S 62
STRP:rT ( . 10,Sti \ ~. U ir Itonnigh Phut
ers have gone to woi 6 in good earnest m
laying the Street Crossings, promised 1 , 101110
two or three weeks ago, and which, by the
way, has linen no long wished fur by our
cinaens. %%re are pleased to see this ha
provi. ment, and w Quid suggest that they
continue the good work by repairing tho
board walk ,pposite the resnlenee of the
Ikv. Mr. Lion —immediately. The cotiih
lion of thin walk is dangerous to thoseyer
somi resoling on " ('heap Side" veto aro
comp, re.dil pass over on it these dark nights.
If they will give this matter their immedia
aventmn, we are Melons] to think the citi-
Islet ut ihat part. , of the town will neknowli dge
these good ollict r 4. ekver fellows, and de
m r , Of th, trthanks and ain,le;
l'itora %en ;1 Mta.riNo: • revival that
we spoke of in 01Ir la.,t pa per
iiro,gtevt in the l'lntreli in diet
taill nottintei. tiietity•tlfree
Ileit Illellthcri ha - % e liven ail led to the
a-i of the iireietit meeting% and
there will liLely be in ire, 11.4 quite a number
mink a proce.,ion—a'religion, who,
have not at ut attaxliett theurielves to the
Church.
'roan Sro —'lltose 'persona wishing to
tairefitise totaft atortea to Mari( thalaat
place of n relative or friend, are referred
to tilt drlvertisement of S. A. Gilasn; h. Co.,
itt another pa)K,„„of thil paper. 'nal are
prepared with "all kind 4 of work and the
Teat of marble, at reduced 'prices. Coed
ork men are kept constantly on hand, awl
we have no 11:%itaney in saying that they'
hare the cli‘r.t , 7ter of rondeniq antiafaction
to thole who employ them. Giro them a 1 ,
call by all means.
•
(bream.—We aro pleased to learn the%
lie itailatbuto Brims hand; accompanied by
he Oratorio String Band, intend holding is
'ineert m this place, on Tumidity of the
»luny Court. This_ 11,111,/,...is nolcitowl•
siged to be one of ote be in the State, and
we do hope our eitizeni will encourage them'
iy getting a large " turn out." Lot us give
hem what they are really descrying of—a
iissr.rrr.
A CrIIIOSITY.—Among the various euricv
ities that may ho found in this place, cot"
will attract more attention thin a full cad
it
of wood brought to tow for ialiii, If any
of our citizens sli9uld ial a ifyli ear? of
wood Without stint, the woOlil do w9fr to
preserve it an a curiosity. v * 'or. •
TutavEs Awls-F. —Wu ire iuAnrraetf that.
on Friday morning last, about the " break
of day," a fellow WWI caught i 6 tht act , 01
mtcaling wood from the yard of Am , Mr.
(lover. •
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